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Central Florida, learning to fly? by
[email protected]
Hi, I'm 36 and have decided I've waited long enough to learn to fly.
When I was young I wanted to fly jets like most kids but then reality
got in the way. Fortunately, I've always loved soaring too ... I've
been flying r/c sailplanes for 10 years.. so maybe time to stop
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Mechanical vs electrical vario needles by
[email protected]
Hi all,
I'm considering buying a new vario, but am stuck deciding between the new generation of LXNAV/Airglide varios with entirely electronic displays, or a Cambridge/Borgelt type with a mechanical needle.
On one hand, with a pure display vario, there are so many more features available. AHRS,...
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Seeking head rest for ASW-20C - or a cheap chiropracter : ) by
Dan Colton
I love my ASW-20C but one thing is missing. A baby soft fuzzy headreast to lean into against those full-rack black-out pull ups, and barf your guts red-out push overs. I need one of those soft lams wool pillows attached to a decent frame to configure the perfect head rest. Does anyone has a...
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Practical Wave Flying - Revised Edition by
son_of_flubber
I'm reading 'Practical Wave Flying - Revised Edition' by Mark Palmer Copyright 1989 That's 26 years old.
Is there anything considered out-of-date or outright wrong in this book? Are there new areas of relevant knowledge that are not touched upon by this book?
This is supplemental reading. ...
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Connection of second microphone by
yuval
Hello,
I was asked to add a second mic to our Twin Astir (it has mic only on
the front seat), can someone give an idea on how should I connect it?
can I just connect it in parallel to the existing one?
Thanx,
Yuval
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by BT
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Off Topic - aviation curiosity by
Gary Emerson
I'm in Houston and I've noticed on and off over at least the last two
years what looks like a Cessna 182RG orbiting within sight of my house,
typically in the evenings. I'm guessing 3000 AGL, constant ~3 minute
turn rate over a fixed spot for several hours straight. It appears to
have a small...
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October 15th 06 04:39 PM
by Brad
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FS: Ventus C by
James Hamilton
Email me for details and photo. Ready for racing/xcntry.
Make offer.
JLH
Sparks, NV
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USA: Places to get tows in ID, OR and WA by
[email protected]
The SSA "Where to Fly" feature shows Bend and North Plains in Oregon,
Evergreen, Enumclaw, Wenatchee, Ephrata and Spokane in WA, and nothing
in southern Idaho.
Are any of these operations private clubs, or closed during the week in
the summer?
Are there any everyday tow operations not listed? (I...
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Region 6 South Contest by
GldrPilot
Caesar Creek Soaring Club, Wanesville, Ohio is pleased to announce that
this year's contest is scheduled for 18 through 23 June with 17 June a
practice day. Entries are limited to 40 for combined 15-Meter,
Standard, and Sports Classes. All classes will fly dry with a fixed
entry fee of $360.00....
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XCSoar vs SoarPilot? by
Frank
Anyone with experience using XCSoar and/or SoarPilot care to comment on
the strengths/weaknesses of each? Both programs appear to be very
feature-rich, and appear to handle all conceivable competition
situations, so I am more interested in ease of use, simplicity & ease
of understanding the GUI,...
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December 16th 06 08:07 PM
by Frank
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2004 Barnaby Lecture [Denver] by
F.L. Whiteley
Just in case you're free Oct 16, 7PM, hungry, and in the area.
Call NSM for reservations. $30 for lecture and dinner, by check and mail
now! No CC's.
Ralph S. Barnaby Lecture
October 16, 2004
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
The Denver Renaissance Hotel, Denver, Colorado
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Nice Blue-Sky wave over Minden 2/24/09 by
[email protected]
We had absolutely clear, blue skies over Minden yesterday, but that
west wind kicked in and did its thing from mid-morning, tumbling down
the Sierra escarpment and creating the standing wave for which Minden
is so well known. Two pilots flying with SoaringNV launched around
11:30, got off tow at...
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FAA Operating Limitations by
rlovinggood
My glider has an old Experimental Operating Limitations letter from
the FAA, dated 16 APR 1980. Among other things, it states:
"No person may exceed the designer's or builder's recommended limits
as follows: Maximum gross weight 1,100 lbs..."
Eleven Hundred Pounds? Where did that come from??? ...
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Wedekind Sleeves for GROB ASTIR CS by
Juliet11[_2_]
I have the sleeves and the directive from GROB authorizing the
installation on the ASTIR CS, but I only have directions for the DG100
installation. The tubes on the ASTIR CS are different than that of the
DG100 and my mechanic needs directions for the ASTIR CS. Does anyone
know who has installed...
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1st FAI Pan American Gliding Championships by
Sarah Arnold
The 1st FAI Pan American Gliding Championships (PAGC) is an international competition sanctioned as a continental Category 1 event by the FAI. These contests, with few exceptions, follow the same format, use the same rules, and have the same rankings as World Gliding Championships. The PAGC will be...
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Searching for fuses by
[email protected]
I'm looking for a source for some fuses for my 1972 ASW 15 panel. They may be called mini barrel fuses and were apparently used in military helicopters. They look like this:...
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